‘They want their jobs to fit their life’: How the workplace is undergoing a revolution

Younger generations want to work differently, as companies struggle to adapt.

How productivity apps like Slack are making us less productive

Slack may be the catalyst, but the platform isn't at fault for the way people use it.

‘I took a mulligan’: How execs course-correct after making a career mistake

The career “mulligan” isn’t something to be scared of.

Digiday Research: What brands find most difficult to take in-house

Marketers find that moving programmatic ad buying in-house can be the most difficult of marketing functions to move inside the company, according to Digiday Research. The logistics associated with it as well as the difficulty acquiring talent is likely to blame.

The rise of corporate feminism

Corporate feminism -- which caters to wealthy, white women, and neglects diversity and inclusion -- has been more visible than ever since the 2016 presidential election.

The Rundown: Move over GDPR, CCPA is coming and bringing with it confusion

Stateside, California's privacy law, also known as the CCPA, is going into effect in just a few months. The rules are up in the air, as is the level of preparedness from the ad industry.

‘Everything has changed utterly’: The lost generation of journalists

The cheap clicks era has left behind a jaded generation of journalists.

Pitch deck: Inside Samsung’s connected-TV ads push in Europe

Samsung can tell whether a Google Chromecast streaming device is hooked up to a TV and can use that to target ads to viewers, according to a pitch deck seen by Digiday.